Modernizing the Datacenter with Windows Server and Hybrid Cloud (IT Best Practices - Microsoft Press)

McCabe, John; Ralston, Ward

ISBN 10: 1509308024 / ISBN 13: 9781509308026

Published by Microsoft Press, 2019

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pp. 272.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Modernizing the Datacenter with Windows Server and Hybrid Cloud (IT Best Practices - Microsoft Press)
• Publisher: Microsoft Press
• Publication Date: 2019
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1509308024
• ISBN 13: 9781509308026
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Using cloud and hybrid cloud computing services, you can transform your data center to serve dynamic, highly-changeable workloads, process and analyze soaring data loads, and deliver greater flexibility at lower cost. Modernizing the Data Center with Windows Server and Hybrid Cloud is the definitive guide to using Windows Server, Microsoft Azure, and related Microsoft technologies to achieve this transformation in your own environment. Three world-renowned experts in Microsoft data center technology show how to effectively leverage your current legacy systems as you incorporate your optimal mix of private and public cloud services. Drawing on extensive experience implementing Microsoft hybrid cloud solutions, they offer approachable, step-by-step coverage of your entire transition, from strategy through implementation, security and identity protection, management, and scripting for automation. The authors conclude with full chapters on maximizing data center efficiency, and on supporting innovation going forward.

About the Author

John McCabe, Senior Premier Field Engineer at Microsoft, works with Microsoft’s largest customers to support and implement cutting-edge solutions based on Microsoft technologies, and develops core training for Microsoft’s Global Business Support Engineering Teams. 

 

Ward Ralston, world-class tech instructor, writer, and consultant, is a 12-year Director of Product Marketing at Microsoft, and a 13-year US Navy submarine veteran. He was a key contributor to every Microsoft server release from Windows NT 4 through Windows Server 2016.